Prosperity By Deception In Johnson Economic Claims
Editorial argues President Johnson misleads on wage and profit figures. It contrasts hourly wage growth with total profits and capital employed, citing 1960 to 1965 data on invested capital, total employee compensation, and after tax profits. Calls readers to contact Congress to curb spending and restore fiscal discipline.
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Johnson
Howard E. Kershner
New York
United States
Sation
Fim
Great Society debates amid US political strain
A critical column argues the Great Society remains alive though stalled after Civil Rights defeat and 1964 election turmoil. It cites criticisms from Defense Secretary McNamara and Labor Secretary Wirtz on a national service lottery, notes Kennedy’s warning that life is unfair, and questions credibility gaps and policy shifts amid Cold War tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Truman
Catholic University
Berlin
Growth stock plan and education fund guidance by Spear
Roger Spear reviews a long term growth strategy for a 39 year old with $20 000 annual income and $30 savings. He favors diversification into California utility peers Merck & Co and American Hospital Supply and advises increasing the emergency fund before pursuing growth stocks. For education funds he suggests holding Winn Dixie and Consolidated Edison while allocating new money to Consolidated Foods with an expected 10 percent annual yield.
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Ethan Telephone
Nual
American Airlines
Anaconda
Kennecatt
Standard of California
Westinghouse Electric International
Telephone
RCA
SCM Corporation
Pharmaceutical
California Mandard
International
Yelephone
H.G.A
Merck & Co
American Hospital Supply
Bristol- Myers
General Foods
Litton Industries
Winn-Dixie
Consolidated Edison
American Electric Power
Consolidated Foods
Roger Spear
Roger BE. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen. Ie. Corp
Berkeley Crisis at Cal Aims for Chancellor Heyns to Reinforce Order
The piece portrays Chancellor Roger Heyns confronting Mario Savio and Free Speech Movement tensions at the University of California Berkeley. It notes Heyns' restraint, calls for enforcing university rules, and considers a path toward amnesty while preserving authority amid student protests and vandalism fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Roger Heyns
Martin Meyerson
Heyns
Mario Savio
Savio
Sayio
Revolutionary Justice
Berkeley
England
U. S. Navy
Heyng
Ronald Reagan
New York
Washington Star Syndicate
Take the Load Off Your Veins Varicose Advice
Brady's Health Service promotes posture and exercise to ease varicose veins. It emphasizes horizontal posture reduces strain, advises walking during breaks, and offers pamphlets on breathing and venous health.
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Hell
Tik
Churches At The Crossroads Editorial Reflected In Sunday School Aid
The Clifton Hirschman teaching session discusses an Indianapolis Star editorial warning that welfare state and political expediency threaten religion. It contrasts early church focus on moral change with modern big church mergers and state support. The piece urges reliance on spiritual values and includes a request for a booklet and contact to obtain personal advice and psychological charts.
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Crane
Indianapolis
Chicago
Temple
Ana
Will Herberg
Drew University
St. Paul
Ephesus
Gallatia
Corinth
Desax
Jesus
Hitler
Russia
God
Doles
St. Peter
Apostles
Our Republic
America
Red Cross
YMCA
Folklore Humorous Hospital Tales and Doctor Jokes
A collection of light anecdotes about hospital stays and doctors. A man asks about three weeks in the hospital and jokes about books on heart disease sent by friends. A doctor rushes out after a call, a wife comments on her husband’s improvement, and a sheepherder is advised to sleep with more fresh air.
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Temeahoe
Wade
Old Dominion Culture vs Modernity Debate Sees Virginia Identity Questioned
Virginia publicists debate whether recent primaries signal a loss of old character. Allan K Brownfeld cites modern pragmatism and rootless mass society, contrasting Virginia’s heritage with twentieth century trends. A reader notes Lee biography by Margaret Sanborn, arguing Virginia culture shapes its leaders and resists indiscriminate modernity.
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Old Dominion
Virginia
New York Times
Byrd
Allan Kirk C. Brownfeld
William and Mary College
North American Review
Brownfeld
Brownfield
Friseo Vivas
Erelyn
Waugh
Reed King
Virgina
Robert Br. Lee
Margaret Sanborn
Kippincott
Lee
Tinian Airbase Built by Seabees for B 29 Bombers
Seabees constructed the world’s largest airbase on Tinian for the B 29 Superfortress, enabling early bombing runs on Japan. The project involved six airfields including North Field and West Field, 15,000 Seabees, 1,500+ heavy vehicles, and over eleven million cubic yards of material moved in two 10 hour shifts.
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Tinian
Army Air Corps
Japan
Titan
Seabees
North Field
West Field
Allegelhit’ Qiere
Aire
Tbe Carl
Fox
Bae
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Ohio State
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LBJ
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Robert B. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Harriet W. Toner
Vicc
Charles W. Caughlin
Posto Anderton
Indiana
Carrie
Madden
Associated Press
Spatial Martenge
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
George W. Crone
Sam Ie Sow
CASE
Clifton Hirschman
Presbyterian
Folklore
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Ameren
New York City
London
Paris
Dominion
East Germany
Indonesia
Congo
George Santayuata
Fea
Martin
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